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EVOLUZIONE DELLA PIATTAFORMA TECNOLOGICA IBM

Maurizio BenassiExecutive IT Architect Area Sistemie Tecnologie, IBM Italia

2 © 2008 IBM Corporation

IBM Systems and Technology Group

L'infrastruttura IT per l'innovazione - Ancona 05 Giugno 2008

IT Ottimizzazione IT: Il processo di creare una infrastruttura efficiente e dinamica allo scopo di trarre il massimo valore di business dagli investimenti IT

Better manage cost and risk;Support business innovation;Comply with current regulations and best practices;Satisfy customer expectations;Meet service levels; and remain competitive.

From a business perspective, it allows clients to. . .

Overall, it can reduce the cost and complexity of IT service delivery and enable innovation by . . .

Managing and fully utilizing assets to improve efficiency;Creating a dynamic and responsive IT environment;Optimizing energy efficiency.

From a technology point of view, it allows clients to. . .

Anticipate and manage change;Reduce architectural complexity; Adopt, integrate, standardize and automate IT processes;Increase the value of revenue-generating services.




Today’s reality . . .

IDC reports that IT operational overhead accounts for 70% of the IT labor budget and is growing at 10% CAGR 2003 – 2008

85-95% of server capacity is excess – nearly $140B in over expenditure

Typical company IT energy costs have been rising 15% per year over the last 5 years and are forecast to match or exceed server procurement costs within 5 years

But clients who have optimized their environments have realized…

– 2X increases in efficiency

– 2X increases in quality and customer satisfaction

– 3X increases in revenue growthSource: IDC, Virtualization 2.0: The Next Phase in Customer Adoption, Doc #204904, Dec 2006

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How do you envision success?

Reduced cost structure aligned with business value

Responsive, reliable, secure and resilient in meeting service commitments

Energy efficient and environmentally responsible green data center




How can I reduce my costs?

Reduced cost structure aligned with business value

>> 60% of respondents said reducing operational spending will increase in importance for both their company and for them personally in the next year.

Establish baseline– Accurate asset inventory– Accurate service inventory

Consolidate existing infrastructure– Individual elements by domain– Reduce physical locations

Standardize to reduce the number of disparate architectures

Simplify to remove duplicated or underutilized infrastructure elements

Virtualize to increase asset utilization

Automate manual processes to reduce operational costs




How can I become more energy efficient?

Energy efficient and environmentally responsible green data center

Diagnose– Get the facts to understand your energy use and

opportunities for improvement

Manage & Measure– Seize control with power management software

Cool– Use innovative cooling solutions

Virtualize– Implement virtualization and other innovative

technologies

Build– Plan, build, and upgrade to energy efficient data

centers




How can I become more responsive?

Responsive, reliable, secure and resilient in meeting service commitments

Deploy open standards and architectures to facilitate global connectivity and interoperability

Leverage advanced technologies to increase scalability and responsiveness to changing business demands

– Update infrastructure to support Service Oriented Architectures for improved agility and responsiveness

– Virtualization for providing pooling and aggregating resources

– Employ Monitoring Process Management approaches

– Autonomic computing to decrease human error and time to value

Define a robust business and enterprise architecture

– Componentized design for flexibility

– Identify differentiating components

– Integrate and provide a master plan for a company’s systems, applications and technologies

– Establishes a governance model to maintain architectural integrity




Abbiamo capito che per…

Ridurre i costi

Diventare efficienti dal punto di vista dei consumi energetici

Divenire più reattivi

è necessario virtualizzare, monitorare e gestire l’infrastruttura




The New Enterprise Data Center can have far reaching benefits*

Triple asset utilization

Provision new services in minutes

Eliminate up to 80% of outages

Up to 60% heat reduction

Reduce floor space by 80%

Reduce disaster recovery time by 85%

reallocating resources from operations to innovation

*unique customer results may vary




System z – Forty Years of Continuing Innovation

CP-67VM/370

VM/SPVM/HPO VM/XA

VM/ESAz/VMS/370

N-way64 MB real 31-bit

ESA 64-bit

SIE instruction

EMIF

PR/SMHiperSockets

Hydra

Advanced paging subsystemPERProgrammable Operator

Guest LAN

Virtual Switch

TRAP TRACE

Virtual Disk

Hypervisor Control Program

Second-level guests and beyond

Integrated Facilityfor Linux

Resource Capping

Performance Toolkit

EXEC

VM Assist microcodeIUCV

VM TCP/IPCMS pipelines

zSeries

4300308x

9672

S/360

3090303x

9x214381

G2 - G6

System z9

zAAP

zIIP

Shared File System Sys. Admin. Facility

1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s

ICF

Logical PartitioningSI <=> PP

S80 M80

POWER5POWER4

i&pSeries LPAR

APVAS/400 LPAR

DLPARMicro-Partitioning

VIOS

Timesharing

VICOM Development

Tool

Virtualization was pioneered and perfected on IBM mainframesSystem z continues to set the gold standard in virtualizationSystems i & p have an advanced PR/SM-like hypervisor All other servers lag in virtualization capabilitiesThere is much more to come




IBM’s History of Virtualization Leadership

IBM develops hypervisor that would become VM on the mainframe

IBM announces first machines to do physical partitioning

IBM announces LPAR on the mainframe

IBM announces LPAR on POWER™

19671967 19731973 19871987

IBM intro’s POWER Hypervisor™ for System p™ and System i™

IBM announces PowerVM

200720072004200419991999 20082008

IBM announces POWER6™, the first UNIX® servers with Live Partition Mobility

A 40 year tradition continues with PowerVM™




Che cosa è la virtualizzazione ? Sostituzione di attributi e risorse fisiche con attributi e risorse logiche

Virtualizzazione – un processo di sostituzioneCrea risorse virtuali e le "mappa" su risorse reali.Compiuto primariamente con software e/o firmware.

RisorseComponenti con interfacce/funzioni ben definite (architected).Normalmente fisiche. Possono essere centralizzate o distribuite.Esempi: memoria, dischi, networks, servers.

Risorse virtualiSostituti per le risorse reali: stesse interfacce /funzioni, differenti attributi.Parte di una risorsa fisica o più risorse fisiche multiple.




Virtualizzazione delle Risorse

Hypervisor

Virtual Servers

PhysicalServer

Hypervisor

OS

DeviceDriver …

Cluster

OS

DeviceDriver

OS

DeviceDriver

OS

VirtualI/O

Virt. Ethernet LAN

SANSAN

Volume Controller

Partizionamento dei server per condividere le risorse ed aumentare l’utilizzazione Aggiungere alta affidabilità mediante clusterVirtualizzare i networks e l’I/O per eliminare i limiti e semplificare l’infrastrutturaVirtualizzazione dello storage per una più alta utilizzazione e un’aumentata flessibilità




Virtualizzazione: quadro sinottico

POWER Systems (POWER)– POWER Hypervisor

• i• AIX• Linux

Intel - AMD based servers (x86 Architecture)– VMware, Xen, MS Virtual Server,..

• Windows• Linux• …

LinuxRED HATNovell SUSE…

System z 64 bit z/Architecture– Hypervisor

• z/OS• z/VM• Linux

IBM PowerVM

X86 / Windows




Clients are responding by adopting Power

10%

20%

30%

40%

IBM HP Sun

POWER5

POWER4

POWER6Live Partition

Mobility

Source: IDC Quarterly Server Tracker Q407, February 2008

UNIX Server Rolling Four Quarter Average Revenue Share*

LPARs

Advanced POWER

Virtualization







Now, it’s simply “i”




IBM i

-- i 6.1 now available

New support for BladeCenter

New SAN performance optimization

New PowerHA disk clustering

New JVM, shared with AIX & Linux

New PowerVM virtual storage for i partitions

New encryption for data and backups

and much more….

Efficient, resilient business solutions

New!




System i

System p




i570 i595i550i525i515

System i

p570 BladeCenter JS21/JS22

p5-595p5-560Qp550p5-510/Qp5-505/Q

p520

System p

http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/eserver/pseries/hardware/entry/510express.html




p570 BladeCenter JS21/JS22

p5-595p5-560Qp550p5-510/Qp5-505/Q

p520

i570 i595i550i525i515

System iBladeCenter JS12/JS22 Power 550 Power 570

Power 520

System p

Power = i + p First of a New generation of Power servers

Power 595

http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/eserver/pseries/hardware/entry/510express.html




Source: IDC Quarterly Server Tracker Q407 release, February 2008

R4Q RISC + Itanium Server Revenue Share

AIX, i and Linux run on the #1 systems in the industry




BladeCenter JS12/JS22

Power 550Power 520

Over 15,000 solutions on the industry’s leading platform for UNIX®, i and Linux® clients

Power = i + p

• Single platform

• Choice of operating system

• Industrial strength virtualization

• Leadership performance




Power Systems Express offerings

Performance and energy efficiency – POWER6TM

Choice – AIX®, i, Linux EditionsFlexibility – Rack, Tower, Blades

IBM Power Systems

IBM Power 520 Express

IBM Power 550 Express

IBM BladeCenter JS12 Express

IBM BladeCenter JS22 Express

IBM BladeCenter S Express




The IBM Power 520 Express

Choice and Flexibility …– AIX, i, and Linux Editions are attractively priced, easy to order

– Portfolio of over 15,000 industry proven solutions

Performance and Energy Efficiency…– Leadership 4 core performance

– 36% more performance / watt than POWER5™ QCM

– Improve utilization with PowerVMTM virtualization

Investment Protection…– Single platform for UNIX, i, and Linux operating system solutions

– Application assurance: Run existing applications unchanged

Branch Office Applications (i.e. ERP, CRM, Small Database)

Integrated Business System with i

Entry Consolidation Server

What’s yourrequirement?

Power = Choice + Investment protection

1, 2, or 4* core - 4.2 GHz POWER6 Up to 64 GB of memoryOptional Quad 1 Gb or Dual 10 Gb EthernetSAS & PCIe

* 4 cores supported with AIX & Linux




Choice and Flexibility– Supports AIX, IBM i and Linux operating systems– Supports the latest BladeCenter chassis– Choice of Power6 based blades (2-core or 4-core)

Performance and Energy Efficiency– Power 6 processor with Integrated Accelerators

• JS12 delivers 8X the CPW performance of a comparable installed Entry System i server purchased in the last 2 years at a comparable price

– Built-in PowerVM Standard Edition • Consolidate up to 3-4 applications per blade

– EnergyScale™ technology to manage energy consumption

Investment Protection– IBM BladeCenter's innovative, open design– JS12 is supported in all BladeCenter chassis

– Single platform for consolidating your UNIX, i, and Linux operating system plus support for mixed environments like Windows

IBM BladeCenter JS12 Express Power = Choice + Flexibility

Replace traditional rack-based servers

Infrastructure Consolidation and Database Serving

Proven BladeCenter technology and blade leadership

What’s yourrequirement?

.

JS12 Express2-core 3.8 GHzUp to 64GB of MemoryUp to 293GB on-blade storage

http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/bladecenter/hardware/chassis/blades/index.html




IBM BladeCenter JS12 Express & JS22 Express

BladeCenter JS12 Express BladeCenter JS22 Express

Architecture

3.8 GHz POWER6 SCM

2-core (1 Socket x 2 Cores)

Single Wide

4.0 GHz POWER6 SCM

4-core (2 Socket x 2 Cores)

Single Wide

Memory 2 GB to 64 GB DDR2 (Chipkill™) 2 GB to 32 GB DDR2 (Chipkill)

DASD / Bays 0-2 SAS disk (73 or 146 GB) 0-1 SAS disk (73 or 146 GB)

Daughter Cards Legacy, SFF or High speed DC Legacy, SFF, or High speed DC

Integrated Features

Keyboard, Video and Mouse

Dual Port 1Gb Ethernet

SAS Controller

USB

Keyboard, Video and Mouse

Dual Port 1Gb Ethernet

SAS Controller

USB

Fibre Support Yes (via BladeCenter) Yes (via BladeCenter)

Redundant Power Yes (via BladeCenter) Yes (via BladeCenter)

Redundant Cooling Yes (via BladeCenter) Yes (via BladeCenter)

Service Processor FSP1 (IPMI, SOL) FSP1 (IPMI, SOL)

Virtualization PowerVM Standard Edition built-in PowerVM standard edition built-in

Systems ManagementIBM Director and CSM

IBM EnergyScale Technology

IBM Director and CSM

IBM EnergyScale Technology

OS Support AIX, i, Linux AIX, i, Linux

rPerf 14.37 30.26

CPW 7100 13800

BladeCenter Chassis Support

BCE, BCH, BCHT, BCT, BCS BCH, BCHT, BCS

The broadest range of POWER processor-based blades in the world!




Power Systems BladeCenter OfferingsThe performance and flexibility you need to drive business innovation

IBM BladeCenter JS22 and JS12 Express. . . . . delivering POWER6 processor-based blades

Make the RIGHT choice for your operating environment … AIX, IBM i or Linux

– BladeCenter…Open, Easy and Green

IBM BladeCenter S

BladeCenter JS22 & JS12

BladeCenter JS22 & JS12

Sun T1000/T5120

p5-505 / 505Q

p5-510 / 510Q

Sun V215/V245/V490

1U/ 2U x86 Servers

HP rx2660HP 9000 rp4410

& rp3440

Infrastructure Consolidation; 1U/2U rack to blade transition;

high density scale out

JS20 & JS21

IBM BladeCenter H

i-515 / 525




Ideal for business-in-a-box configurations, legacy & future servers supported

Ideal for tiered workloads; SAS and SATA disks can be mixed in BladeCenter S using RAID 0, 1, and 10

Easy access to shared USB ports

and UltraBayBattery Backup Units for use with IBM BladeCenter SAS Controller Module

7U

BladeCenter S with Integrated SAS/SATA Disks




BladeCenter Chassis i supports BladeCenter S that integrates blades and storage in the chassis and BladeCenter H for larger implementations

A common set of blades

A common set of industry-standard switches and I/O fabrics

A common management infrastructure

IBM BladeCenter HT Ruggedized,

high performance

IBM BladeCenter E Best energy efficiency,

best density

IBM BladeCenter H High performance

IBM BladeCenter T Ruggedized

IBM BladeCenter S Distributed, small office,

easy to configure




BladeCenter Blades IBM offers x86 and POWER processor-based blades to support a wide variety of operating system and performance requirements

A common set of blades

A common set of industry-standard switches and I/O fabrics

A common management infrastructure

HC10 Workstation

JS12 High-

performance, virtualization

HS21 XM Extended-memory

LS41 Scalable, enterprise

performanceLS21 High performance

QS20 High performance

JS22 Scalable

performance, virtualization




Performance ComparisonPerformance Comparison of Blades to POWER5+™ processor-based servers

* Measurements based on an unconstrained environment. Actual performance may be limited by number of disk drives supported

POWER5+4 Cores, 1.9 GHZ64 GB MemoryL3 Cache

550

VIOS i

POWER6

4 Cores, 4.0 GHZ

32 GB Memory

No L3 Cache

JS22

CPW = 14,000CPW = 13,800


525

CPW = 7,100

i i


515

CPW = 3,800*

i

POWER62 Cores, 3.8 GHZ64 GB MemoryNo L3 Cache

JS12

CPW = 7,100*

iVIOS

.2 / 1.8 .3 / 3.7




Power Systems Software




Software to help maximize return on IT investments for UNIX, i and Linux clients

Drive growth of software revenue on Power Systems

Integrate branding, web presence and marketing

Position with key IBM Software Group products

Simplify management

Reduce energy costs

Keep your data secure

A roadmap for continuous availability

Maximize your choice of solutions

Exploit the cost savings of virtualization

Power Systems Software




PowerVMIndustrial strength virtualization for UNIX, i and Linux clients

Unify virtualization branding & technology for AIX, i and Linux

Exploit over 40 years of IBM virtualization leadership

Position as scalable, mission-critical alternative to VMWare

Available in Express, Standard & Enterprise Editions

Features include AIX Live Partition Mobility, micro-partitioning etc




Virtualization with PowerVM

* DS8000 supported only with Blade configurations

iVIOS

Hypervisor

POWER6

PowerVM VIOS Based Virtualization– i partition uses I/O resources from a VIOS partition

– VIOS also provides virtualization for AIX and Linux partitions

– Included with PowerVM Standard Edition

– Requires POWER6 processor-based systems and i 6.1

– Supports DS4700, DS4800, DS8100* and DS8300*

Integrated Virtualization Manager– Tool that runs in VIOS partition for creating and

managing partitions

– Provides an alternative to HMC for LPAR management

– Requires VIOS to own i I/O resources

– Included with PowerVM Standard Edition

– BladeCenter JS12 and JS22 with i 6.1

PowerVM VIOS owns resources and storage devices and IVM is used to set up and manage partitions for i on the BladeCenter




BladeCenter S Configuration with i

BladeCenter S Chassis– SAS, Ethernet Switch(s) – Up to 12 SAS Drives (300 GB each maximum)– DVD

JS12 Blade– 2 Cores, up to 64 GB of Memory– 1 or 2 Disk Drives – SAS, Ethernet Adapters

JS22 Blade– 4 Cores, up to 32 GB of Memory– 1 Disk Drive – Ethernet, SAS Adapters

Storage– Up to 12 SAS Drives (300 GB each maximum)– External SAS Tape Drive

VIOS partition manages Blade resources– IVM is used to set up and manage partitions– i, AIX, and Linux are client partitions

i 6.1– Processor and User entitlements

Partitioned Blade Examples

iVIOS

Hypervisor

JS12 / JS22

iVIOS

Hypervisor

JS12 / JS22

i

iVIOS

Hypervisor

JS12 / JS22

AIX Linux




PowerVM Editions

PowerVM Editions

Express Standard Enterprise

Maximum LPARs

3 / Server 10 / Core 10 / Core

Management IVM IVM, HMC IVM, HMC

Virtual I/O Server

Lx86

Multiple Shared Processor Pools

Live Partition Mobility

One approach for ordering and deployment across all Power servers

Selected PowerVM technologies are not available on all models

Industrial strength virtualization for UNIX, i and Linux clients




WorkloadPartitionsManager

AIX # 1 AIX # 2

WorkloadPartition

QA

WorkloadPartition

ApplicationServer

WorkloadPartition

Web

NFS and virtualized network infrastructureNFS and virtualized network infrastructure

Live Application Mobility

Mobile Infrastructure Solutions

Movement of the OS and

applications to a different server with no loss of

service

Virtualized SAN and Network InfrastructureVirtualized SAN and Network Infrastructure

Workload Partition

eMail

WorkloadPartitionBilling

PowerVM Live Partition Mobility• Move an entire Logical Partition

• Requires POWER6™, PowerVM Enterprise Edition

• Works with partitions running AIX® V5.3, AIX 6 and Linux

Live Partition Mobility

AIX Live Application Mobility• Move a running Workload Partition

• Requires AIX 6 with Workload Partitions Manager,

• Works on POWER4™, POWER5™, POWER6




Shared Infrastructure

Multi-OS support: UNIX, i and Linux

Over 15,000 applications

Share processor, memory and I/O across operating environments

Choice of applications and deployment footprint




According to a recent Yankee Group study* of 400 Windows, Linux and UNIX users, AIX was the most reliable server operating system:

“IBM’s AIX achieved the highest level of reliability, with corporate enterprises reporting an average of only 36 minutes of downtime per server in a 12-month period”

* Source: “Unix, Linux Uptime and Reliability Increase; Patch Management Woes Plague Windows” © 2008 Yankee Group Research, Inc. All rights reserved

0123456789

AIX HP-UX Solaris Windows

Hours of downtime per year*

AIX is “Most Reliable”




IBM i is More Secure

Source: http://secunia.com/product/1174/?task=statistics http://secunia.com/product/13949/?task=statistics March 24, 2008

Windows® Server 2003

IBM ii 6.1 now available

– New support for BladeCenter

– New SAN strategy for large clients

– New PowerHA™ disk clustering offering

– New JVM, shared with AIX & Linux

– New PowerVM virtual i partitions

– New Web-based Systems Director Navigator

Efficient, resilient solutions for business

http://secunia.com/product/1174/?task=statistics

http://secunia.com/product/13949/?task=statistics




* - SPECint, SPECfp, SPECjbb, SPECweb, SPECjAppServer, SPEC OMP, SPECviewperf, SPECapc, SPEChpc, SPECjvm, SPECmail, SPECimap and SPECsfs are trademarks of the Standard Performance Evaluation Corp (SPEC). For a definition/explanation of each benchmark and the full list of detailed results, visit SPEC at http://www.spec.org.

Linux Helps Control Server Sprawl

x86 Platforms

x86 Linux App

Linux

x86 Platforms

x86 Linux

App

Linux

Power Systems

Linux

PowerVM Lx86

x86 Linux

App

AIX

AIX Application

POWER Linux

Application

PowerVM Virtualization

x86 Platforms

x86 Linux

App

Linux

Install and Run

No Porting

No Recompile

No Changes

Run x86 Linux applications on Power Systems with PowerVM Lx86

IBM i

iApplication

Server consolidation just got a whole lot easier

SPEC OMPM2001

Power™ 570 with Linux beats Sun SPARC Enterprise M8000 by 42% with ½ the cores!1

SPECfp_rate2006

Power 570 with Linux beats HP Integrity rx8640 by 15% with ½ the cores!2

2 - Source: www.SPEC.org , current as of 3/28/08; IBM SPECfp_rate2006 result of 430 on a 16-core (8 processor chips, 32 threads) 4.7 GHz POWER6 IBM Power 570 running RHEL 5.1 vs. HP SPECfp_rate2006 result of 371 on a 32-core (16 processor chips, 32 threads) 1.6 GHz/24MB Dual-Core Intel Itanium 2 HP Integrity rx8640 server running HPUX 11i

1 - Source: www.SPEC.org , current as of 3/28/08; IBM SPECOMPM2001 result of 94,350 on a 16-core (8 processor chips, 32 threads) 4.7 GHz POWER6 IBM Power 570 running RHEL 5.1 vs. Sun SPECOMPM2001 result of 66,283 on a 32-core (16 processor chips, 32 threads) 2.28GHz SPARC64 VI Sun SPARC Enterprise M8000 server running Solaris 10

http://www.spec.org/

http://www.spec.org/




High availability solutions for UNIX, i and Linux clientsPowerHA

Disk cluster management solutions for high availability

– Can enable near continuous application service

– Minimize impact of planned and unplanned outages




IBM approach for e-to-e virtual systems management

Managed environments

And m

ore . . .

Operating systems

Virtualization software

HardwareSystemsx, i, z, p

SystemStorage

Physical and virtual platforms Server, Storage, Networking

Foundation Extension GroupsDeployment Health

Configuration Maintain

Virtualization Optimization

Advanced Monitoring Replication

Enterprise capabilities Visibility + Control + Automation = Improved business service management




IBM Systems Director family

– Systems Director for Virtualization• IBM Virtualization Manager• IBM Director z/VM® Center• IBM Usage and Accounting Manager• IBM Resource Dependency Service• Integrated Virtualization Manager

for IBM System p

– Systems Director for Optimization

• IBM Enterprise Workload Manager

• IBM Tivoli Provisioning Manager for OS

• IBM Cluster Systems Management

• IBM Active Energy Manager

• IBM Capacity Manager for IBM System x™

– Systems Director for Advanced Monitoring• IBM Tivoli Monitoring Systems

Edition for System p• IBM OMEGAMON® z/OS® Management

Console• IBM eServer™ iSeries™ Navigator

– Systems Director for Replication Management• IBM TotalStorage Productivity Center for

Replication

– IBM Director 5.2

– IBM TotalStorage® Productivity Center Standard Edition




IBM Virtualization Manager “Reach beyond the box” – Vedere e gestire molte risorse virtuali come una

Conoscere quali sistemi virtuali sono colpiti quando una risorsa fisica cade e prendere le azioni correttive

Vedere la topologia e le relazioni di una infrastruttura

Una più semplice pianificazione, messa in funzione, e gestione di risorse virtualizzate

Conoscere chi sta utilizzando le risorse della infrastruttura, allocarle in un modo semplice e comprensibile




IBM approach for e-to-e virtual systems management

Managed environments

And m

ore . . .

Operating systems

Virtualization software

HardwareSystemsx, i, z, p

SystemStorage

Physical and virtual platforms Server, Storage, Networking

Foundation Extension GroupsDeployment Health

Configuration Maintain

Virtualization Optimization

Advanced Monitoring Replication

Enterprise capabilities Visibility + Control + Automation = Improved business service management

Active Energy Manager




IBM Systems Director Family

Systems Director for VirtualizationIBM Virtualization ManagerIBM Director z/VM® CenterIBM Usage and Accounting ManagerIntegrated Virtualization Manager for IBM Power Systems

Systems Director for OptimizationIBM Remote Deployment ManagerIBM Cluster Systems ManagementActive Energy ManagerIBM Capacity Manager for IBM System x™

Systems Director for Advanced MonitoringIBM Tivoli Monitoring Systems Edition for Power SystemsIBM OMEGAMON® z/OS® Management ConsoleIBM System i Navigator

Systems Director for Replication ManagementIBM TotalStorage® Productivity Center for ReplicationIBM TotalStorage Productivity Center for Replication Two Site BC

IBM Director 5.2IBM TotalStorage Productivity Center Standard Edition




Exploit Energy Scale capabilities in POWER6 processor-based servers

– Power Trending– Thermal Trending– Effective CPU Trending– Power Savings– Power Capping

Support power savings for new POWER6 processor-based models

Discover and monitor legacy and select non-IBM systems through the intelligent Power Distribution Unit (iPDU)

– Display trending information per load group– Allows management of POWER6 legacy systems– Support low- to mid-range storage devices

Enhancements above PowerExecutive™ V2 (Windows®, xLinux)– Support for new x86 Systems– Cross-system monitoring and management support– iPDU support – System polling enhancements

AEM application supported on: Windows, x86 Linux, Linux for Power

IBM Systems Director Active Energy Manager 3.1




Consolidamento e virtualizzazione della infrastruttura

“Building Block”≅ 40 Virtual Machine (VM)IBM BladeCenter LS41

4 socket quadcore (16 cores) 64 GB RAM

SAN

Cluster VMware

VirtualCenter

DB

VirtualCenter Management Server

Produzione: 120 VM

CD

HS21

IBM BladeCenter HS21 IBM BladeCenter HS21

IBM Director

DB

IBM Director Management Server

PowerVM Live Partition Mobility

µPAR µPAR µPAR µPAR µPAR µPAR

PowerVM - VIO PowerVM - VIO

IBM Power System 5x0 –JSx2

IBM System Storage DSxx00




Un esempio dei tanti progetti realizzati con Clienti G.B.

I passi percorsi da Disano Illuminazione s.p.a sono stati:

i. 2006: messa in sicurezza dei dati dell'ambiente SAP (piattaforma iSeries) su storage esterno "Enterprise" (DS8100)

ii. 2007: virtualizzazione e consolidamente dell'ambiente OPEN con messa in sicurezza dei dati sul DS8100

iii. 2008: progetto di Alta Affidabilità/Disaster Recovery con upgrade dell'infrastruttura System i (aka iSeries), alta affidabilità dello storage (soluz. Metro Mirror) con aggiunta di un DS6800 ed installazione di un Green Data Center (CED in un BOX) per allestire il sito di Disaster Recovery.

–

Ampliamento del mondo SAP sul modulo di Business Intelligence.




Uno dei tanti progetti realizzati con clienti GB

1) Upgrade SAP, HA e Storage

2) Scenario evoluzione

3) Ambiente open x86

4) Proposta accettata e realizzata




...che continua con D/R in un “Green Data Center”

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EVOLUZIONE DELLA PIATTAFORMA TECNOLOGICA IBM Maurizio Benassi · EVOLUZIONE DELLA PIATTAFORMA TECNOLOGICA IBM. Maurizio Benassi. ... and Linux Editions are attractively priced,